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Counts unique websites visited per day, with a 7-day history view, donut breakdown, and light/dark theme. How many different websites do you actually visit in a day? Most tracking extensions tell you how much time you spent somewhere. Daily Website Counter answers a simpler question: how many different sites you touched today — and how often you went back to each one. What it tracks, every day, automatically: 🔢 Unique sites visited — a clean daily count, front and center 🔁 Total visits per site — see that you hit LinkedIn 10 times or a course portal 30+ times in one day 📊 A visual breakdown — a donut chart showing each site's share of your day 📅 7-day history — step back through the past week with one click, or browse further back day by day 🌗 Light & dark themes — matches your preference, remembers your choice Why it's different: Time-tracking tools are great for measuring focus, but they don't answer "how scattered was my browsing today?" This extension is built for that instead — a fast, at-a-glance count of your daily site-hopping, with just enough detail (per-site visit counts, history) to spot patterns without turning into another dashboard you have to manage. Privacy first: All data stays on your device, stored locally via Chrome's storage API. Nothing is sent to any server, and there's no account, sign-up, or tracking of your data by us — this extension only tracks your browsing, for you, on your machine.